Set of 5 Silver liquor name tags all sold together for $200 or $45 each. Sherry, Gin, Port and Madeira.

Silver bottle name tags—sometimes called decanter labels—emerged in the mid-18th century as stylish yet practical accessories for wine and spirits service. Crafted by some of England’s finest silversmiths, these labels were hung around decanter necks to distinguish Port from Sherry, Gin, Rum, and other spirits in households where cut-glass bottles often looked alike. Designs range from simple rectangular plates to ornate scrollwork, escutcheon forms, baroque shells, and neoclassical motifs. Today, antique silver bottle tickets remain highly collectible, valued for both their decorative charm and their link to refined entertaining traditions.